Saturn

Saturn's largest moon has long fascinated researchers because its evolution could shed light on the early chemical processes that once shaped our own planet.

Over the course of his career, Struzan collected accolades including a Saturn Award and an Inkpot Award.

The researchers can also use the new findings to study the magnetic fields of other celestial bodies such as the Sun or the planets Jupiter and Saturn.

One priority should be upgrading the Saturn Boulevard river crossing, he said, where the culverts create a small waterfall, to eliminate the churning water that spews pollution.

The planet would be similar to our solar system's gas giants, Saturn and Jupiter, and would be enveloped in a thick gas cloud.